Going Home
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Going Home
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I'm going home, yes I am
The first thing tomorrow
Said I'm going home, ooh yeah
The first thing tomorrow
No matter what it costs, it costs
No matter what it costs
I know I'm going home a-home, a-home
On the first morning train
So long I've lived, yes I have
In wants and sorrows
So long I've been living, been living, yeah
On begging's and borrows
I'm gonna get my own, my own, my own, my own, my own
That's why I'm going home, a-home
On the first morning train, train, train, yeah yeah
So long I've been living, yeah
In wants and sorrows
So long I've been living, ooh yeah, yeah
On begging's and borrows
I'm gonna get my own, my very own, my own, my own
That's why I'm going home, a-home, a-home
On the first morning train
I've, I've got to go on home
I've just, I've just got to go home
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